tackles health care and a supercommittee lurches towards the deadline. tonight on washington week -- newt gingrich is soaring in the polls. you know what that means. new scrutiny. >> the 1.6 million. >> i don't know. we'll check. gwen: plus, what affects might the election might have on u.s. foreign policy? >> one thing you'll know and that is if we re-elect barack obama, iraq will be a nuclear weapon. >> i am making it clear that the united states is stepping up its commitment to the entire asia-pacific. gwen: those choices get more clear and in congress the superacademy's choices become less clear. >> i'm still optimistic but i'm realistic as well. >> they're well aware of what we're willing to do. you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. gwen: and the supreme court agrees to an election-year review of the national health care law. covering the week, jeanne cummings of bloomberg news. major garrett of "national journal." lori montgomery to have "washington post" and joan biskupic of "usa today." >> award winning reporting and analysis, covering history as it h

ciudades del pais, para protestar las desigualdad es economicas y en el caso de washington pedir la aprobacion del plan del presidente para crear nuevas fuentes de trabajo..silvana quiroz estuvo cubriendo estas protestas en la capital y nos trae su informe en la primera parte de nuestra cobertura especial... un grupo de desconformes denominado occupy dc que comenzÓ como un movimiento de protesta en nueva york en septiembre y que se expandio Ó a lo largo del paÍs. tomo las calles del distrito y parte de arlington. hoy por la tarde los manifestantes de este grupo marcharon hasta el key bridge la historia de este movimiento es primero un movimiento pacifico, segundo estamos tratando de ayudar a la gente a asistir un sistema muy peligroso para muchos americanos, peligroso porque ellos no tienen trabajo, no tienen ropa comida decenas de personas se reunieron en el puente, algunos llegaron del Área de arlington y otros desde la plaza de mcpherson square. el comÚn denominador era exigir al gobierno igualdad y mejoras en sus polÍticas econo Ómicas sin olvidar los temas que ataÑan ta

. people weren't expecting anything out of -- they don't expect anything out of washington. did these specific lawmakers go in with an attitude that this wasn't just an exercise in futility, that they did think they were going to accomplish something here? >> i'll tell you from standing outside these meetings, watching these lawmakers go in and out, and they've spent sometimes as long as six, seven, eight hours day, a few months ago, working out these problems, i really believe these lawmakers were serious. i've talked to staff behind the scenes. i know they've been working out many different proposals, trying to get creative. for me i think the moment when i thought this could be over came thursday night. a late meeting between a few democrats and republicans. senator john kerry came out, one of the few in the committee that to the last has said, hey, let's get a big deal, pat toomey, another one, we can do it, trying to get them to go big, he came out drained and really seemed discouraged and to me that was a sign that they really didn't have much further to go. >> all right. lisa,

wednesday november sixteenth it's eight pm here in our studios in washington d.c. i'm christine. well they are bruised but not broken occupy wall street protesters kicked out of various occupations around the country including the one where it all started in new york. city but they say they are not backing down meanwhile they've been taking shifts at zuccotti park where they have been allowed to return but not to camp backpacks tents and sleeping bags are banned after the protesters were cleared late monday night early tuesday morning on the orders of new york city mayor michael bloomberg but we want to take a closer look at what has happened over the last few days and was of course just new york we've been telling you this has been happening around the country very early this morning about one twenty it was san francisco police raided three encampments there and dismantled tense about sixty people have been camping out there it was a similar situation over the weekend in portland oregon police in riot gear evicted campers and police arrested more than fifty people protesters say police us

de mayores ingresos. es aqui frente a este puente que une a washington y el estado de virginia donde el presidente obama lanzo su ultimo llamado a 1 congreso donde el apoyo a su plan de empleos e infraestructura todavia es incierto. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. si usted debe impuestos y multas al distrito de columbia, no esta solo... una persona debe a las arcas de la ciudad, mas de 17 millones de dolares... y eso ha enfurecido a dos consejales quienes advierten a los residentes que quienes esten en mora se preparen a pagar mas... la tardanza para identificar esa situacion, provoco que la concejal mary cheh impulse una propuesta para formar una comision que busque los millones de dolares que se le deben a la ciudad en impuestos y multas retrasados... en washington estarian aumentando los asaltos a trabajadores que caminan, viven o compran en una concurrida zona de la capital..algunos se estan preparando para repeler cualquier ataque..claudia uceda amplia.. asi fue a este obrero le robaron 800 dolares a mano armada.... "entro y nos apunto con una pistola, nos t

"washington week." no deal, the republicans, members of that committee, wanted an agreement. and they wanted to do something more than it was just more than token. >> no committee is going to solve america's problem unless we get people to stand up and do a balanced job. >> how do they get there and how urgent is the problem? >> if congress does president act, the typical family's taxes is going to go up by roughly $1,000. >> we'll discuss the fallout and next steps. meanwhile, the republicans who want barack obama's job focus on immigration. >> we are going to say to people who came here illegally, you get to stay. >> i'm prepared to take the heat for saying, let's be humane in enforcing the law without giving them citizen inspect, but by finding a way create legality. >> they have showed time after time they can't be trusted and until pakistan clearly shows that they have america's best interest in mind, i would not send them one penny, period. >> with all due respect to the governor, that is naive. >> the holiday season is officially upon us, but there is innovation from politics.

across the bridge into the pentagon. there is a crash on george washington parkway south bound. they will haul it out of there soon. i will jump over to a picture of the traffic across the 14th street bridge. moving nicely. coming out of fredericksburg on route 3, he will be defeated by a crash on 95 northbound involving a tractor-trailer. >>> our top story on this thursday -- it has been two months since the start of the occupy wall street movement in new york. rallies are planned in the big apple and right here in the district. cots from the streets to the subways, all across the country, occupied demonstrators are planning a day of action. two months after the protest started. >> fighting for a brighter future. a future that does not look like the one we experienced. >> there is a growing group that is planning to march to the bridge. a protest which demonstrators called the deterioration of public infrastructure and services. >> thank god that there are so many people who are giving from their hearts. >> tens of thousands of protesters in new york city have show -- have a strong

washington post" reports sheilah bunn and jose pimentel will fill the positions. there is an ongoing federal criminal investigation into gray's 2010 campaign as well as allegations of cash payments in offer of government jobs at the start of his term. >>> the clock is tick thing morning. time running out for law makers to come up with a plan to cut the nation's debt. the super-committee must present its plan today for a wednesday vote. tracie potts has more on the last-minute negotiation. >> reporter: they vowed to work until the last minute. >> they will be at the table all night long. >> nobody wants to give up rope. >> reporter: the 12 law make others the committee admit there's little hope left. today the democrat and republican co-chairs are expected to issue a joint statement admitting defeat. democrats want more taxes and hands off medicare and medicaid. republicans want more cuts. >> we finally said is there anything that our democratic friends would be willing to cut? >> reporter: rests agreed to close tax loopholes on corporate jets but insisted on extending the bush tax cu

washington this is the washington d.c. where buildings look more like fortresses than symbols of american freedom and prosperity and in your face security is just a way of life welcome to the new american reality. it's wednesday november ninth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for sound watching our team. well after much anticipation and speculation the international atomic energy agency has released its latest report on iran's nuclear capabilities and it there's new information about the development of new technology relevant to the production of nuclear weapons could suggest perhaps iran may be working on developing nuclear weapons and this has been several years of gathering information intelligence from ten member states interviews and satellite imagery now some are reading this as evidence that many of the activities associated with a nuclear weapons program were supposed to stop in two thousand and three have in fact continued but officials in tehran continue to deny all of these charges going really or claims that it is simply seeking peaceful use of nuclear energy but this

his nose. "good morning washington" at 5 a.m. begins now. >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> strange things going on in the world this morning. it is wednesday november 9. i am cynee simpson. >> i am pamela brown. we begin with the traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we first want to find out if we will have another court to stay like we did yesterday. >>> the answer is yes, another beautiful day today. a lot of sunshine. with high temperatures well into the '60s and nearing 70 degrees later on today. big changes coming tomorrow. a cold front moves said. some areas of patchy fog developing. does not look all that thick right now. 33 in leesburg. 40 in college park. 45 in newington. la plata is 36. we are near 40 degrees. we will be in the upper 60's later this afternoon. we will hit our high-tech pitcher at 2:00 p.m. or 3:00 p.m., 68 degrees. a cold front moves in tomorrow dropping temperatures and picking up the wins and giving us a slight chance of a brief sprinkle. what about

institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> business news from the capital region. this is "washington business report" with abc7 national correspondent rebecca cooper. >>> thanks for joining us s for a look at business and finance issues here in the washington region. if you buy theheine that washington is hollywood for the un fashionle, you should know about a well-known force working in the other direction. tory bur hasas added anonother boutique to her exclusive list of s stores. shwas making headlines and turning a prof. now the liline is one of the most lucrative in the world making her one of the most regnizable and powerful faces in the world of fashion, an industry typically dominated at the top by men. she is also a wewell--known presence in washington. some of the city's most powerful women turned out at tysons galleria to toast the 44- year-old designer and the latest boutique, showcasing the clothehes and accessories that managed to exceed $100 million in sales by year four. revenues conontinue to grow despite the recession. she has also put her distinctive and lucrative logo to wo

the team will not be led a black coach joe paterno. good morning, washington. thursday november 10, 6:00 a.m., i am cynne simpson. >> i am pamela brown. great to have you with us. we begin with traffic and weather every ten minutes. we'll check in with lisa baden but first adam caskey. >> a foggy start today especially east of i-95 including southern maryland this morning. the cold front will sweep that away later this morning. we have been sluggish rise until 9:00 a.m., prince george's, calvert county, anne arundel county, howard county, baltimore included, down and the northern neck. their sticks of east and southeast of 95. it's 52 degrees in winchester, 45 in frederick 52 in cumberland. in the 30's by this time tomorrow morning. highs in the mid 50's this afternoon. becoming a breezy but especially tomorrow on veterans day, mid 50's. >>> dangerous in the fault -- fog. northbound at the prince william parkway there's an accident move to the shoulder. things will be backing up to get out of stanford and into woodbrige. college park fog has lifted. a glimpse of traffic moving between

tonight. washington gas is still here at the scene. making sure that everything is clear. a dozen apartments were evacuated tonight and we're told residents will not be allowed back until morning. one by one, residents in this apartment building started feeling killed. in just minutes, the situation turned serious. >> a serious carbon monoxide leak. >> a carbon monoxide leak, and high levels. people were transported in critical condition. >> this could happen to anyone. of our neighbors have gone type of carbon monoxide detector. i cringe to think what would have happened if they were sleeping. >> of firefighters quickly evacuated the building. we do not have a lot of information, she tells us. they must now wait in an ambulance. believed the problem started with a faulty furnace. >> this is the first cold night washington, d.c. >> it is scary. i looked around my unit about ago and the realized i had a detector. >> not only is washington gas police are here to on what is now for now.ned building residents tell us their did gomonoxide detectors off. it is unclear if there were the

end logan poleson holding bell. wipes out a touchdown. washington would settle for a field goal, five plays minus five yards. not good. this not good either. rex grossman back to pass, it's interce intercepted, grossman's second pick of the game. reggie bush in motion, gets the handoff and he's in for an 18-yard touchdown. the dolphins beat the redskins, 20-9, winning their second in a row. washington has now lost five in a row, falling to three and six. >> yeah, i felt good. i felt like i had plenty of preparation this week to go out and play. i felt good coming into the game. and we had our opportunities to do something, to win this game, and it didn't happen. all i know is that it's frustrating, being 3 and 6. we're a better team than that. and hopefully we can go out and prove it. >> and it doesn't get any easier. next week the red-hot cowboys come to two, they are 5-4, they won two straight today over the buffalo bills, 44-7. problems on the field and off the field as well. dan hellie is in miami. >> this is going to be the turnaround. we thought it was the cowboys. it's going to

on capitol hill, in washington, and a rum country, what next? one day after the joint deficit reduction committee known as the so-called super committee admitted failure, the president of awarding convert the automatic budget cuts, the so- called triggers, are on the way. the present will be in new hampshire later today. and the leading republican candidates are here in washington, d.c., for a debate on national security. it will air on cnn and it will repair c-span radio at 10:00 eastern. it is tuesday, november 22. we will deal with your calls and comments on the deficit super committee, it's admitted failure. others calling it a collapse. the question is, what is next? some of the headlines this tuesday morning. beginning with "usa today" -- the story points out that social security payroll tax cuts expire at the end of the year, meaning taxes could go up by nearly -- all -- by nearly $1,000 annually for certain people. unemployed workers could also lose their jobless benefits beginning in january when the benefits of our expected to expire. it will be a busy post- thanksgi

begins now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> happy veteran's day. good morning, it's friday, november 11, 6:00 a.m. i am cynne simpson. >> i am pamela brown. " good to have you with us on this friday. traffic and weather every ten minutes. lisa baden in a moment but we start with adam caskey. >> blustery and calool on this friday. in the 30's almost everywhere. 37 in montgomery village 36 in waldorf. when the wind increases, which is doing this morning, the wind chill will drop into the upper 20s at times. that is just this morning. 50 degrees the high temperature. most of the day will be spent in the 40's. prepare for gusty winds up to 35 miles an hour. improvements to more, sunshine, upper 50's on saturday. sunday in the 60's. >>> the commute looks great. looks good on this federal holiday. reversible lanes with a two way traffic. hov rules elifted except for the john hanson highway. no problems on the beltway. a quiet drive in virginia. here's an example. 95 outside the beltway. now to news. >>> an abc news exclusive, from the penn state sex

boulevard and the beltway. 95 and the b-w parkway looks ok. between washington and baltimore, looks good on 50. looks quiets through northeast washington. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:01. investigators are searching for the gun and who shot and killed a man in northeast. he was shot in the face amount to a clock 30 this morning in the 500 block of eds wood street. he died in hospital. there's no word on what led to that shooting. >>> this week could mark a turning point for the occupy wall street movement. two months after protesters took over parks and plazas all across the country, officials are turning up the pressure. there have been confrontations between police and protesters in several cities as officials moved to dismantle protest camps. this comes after a deadly shooting in oakland, california. >>> park police need your help finding a man they say opened fire near the white house on a weekend. >> investigators say that oscar ortega was last seen running from a car near the teddy roosevelt bridge friday night. brianne carter day joins us with the latest from near the white house

convicted felon jack abram move takes us inside the corrupt world of washington, d.c. >> a politician is with you when needs you and when you need him he is no where to be found. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [ applause ] >> mike: thank you, everybody. a great enthusiastic audience here in new york. and we welcome you to huckabee from the fox studios in new york city. thanksgiving is a time when we see our families and we see family members that we never see any other time of the year. when i was growing up in hope, arkansas, i had a very special relative who only visited over the holidays. during those annual visits he taught me a lesson that helped make me what i am today. one thing about the holidays that i most look forward to was the annual visit from my uncle garvin. garvin elder was my mother's half brother from her dad's first marriage. and she was -- he was so much older than her that he was kind of like a grandpa to me and my sister. he was an accountant and a life long bachelor are from houston and quite an impressive figure whenever he arrived

jackson. "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. begins no >>> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington." on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> alarm clocks are going off. it's 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, november 8. >> i'm pamela brown. we begin with your traffic and weather every 10 minutes. we start with adam caskey. >>> not a bad start today. we still could have some fog developing later on this morning, but it is confined to a lower southern maryland and along the waterways. it is not as widespread and the fog is not as thick as yesterday. again, in about an hour and a half we could see more develop. 36 in leesburg. hagerstown 36. 45 in southeast washington d.c. we'll warm quickly and nicely today. back in the upper 60's this afternoon with some highs near 70 degrees. tomorrow a repeat performance with some added high, thin blouds. -- clouds. >>> not too bad for virginia commuters. 395. we take you live to the traffic center camera. southbound travel had a vehicle fire between seminary road and duekke street. no delay to and from t

>>la catedral nacional de washington lista para recibir a feligreses y turistas luego del sismo de agosto. >>centro de la conmemoración del día de veteranos ex presidente obama coloca una ofrenda floral en la tumba del soldado desconocido. - hoy muchos se llenan de supersticiones y buenos augurios por la fecha, unos se casan, unos compran lotería y otros nacen. - el domingo revisaremos un evento que es una tradición capitalina, la feria de la familia 2011. >>fin de semana con temperaturas agradables, para el lunes podría haber lluvia. >> nba, los jugadores rechazan la oferta, no hay acuerdo,. - continúa sin dar rastros de vida wilson ramos. www.atmedios.com >> sulema: creces por acompañarnos en telenoticias washington, hoy el feriado del día de los veteranos. - mañana abre las puertas la catedral de washington, una de las estructuras más afectadas por el sismo de agosto. funcionarios de la iglesia dice que está lista para recibir a los visitantes y dar la bienvenida a una nueva libertad religiosa que habla español. estuvimos allí hoy y tenemos al reporte. >> reportera:

>> good morning, washington. 6:00 on this tuesday, november 8. i am cynne simpson. >> i am pamela brown. we begin with traffic and weather and as we always do. lisa baden is looking at the roads, but restart with meteorologist adam caskey. is a nice day. >> looking pretty agreeable to in most of the extended forecast. cooling down thursday and friday. not a bad start to the day right now. not as salty as yesterday at this time. = = not as audiencfoggy as yesterday. 38 degrees in fairfax. 42 in oxon hill. all the virginia -- aldie at the freezing mark. temperatures reaching nearly 70 degrees this afternoon. the same story tomorrow. >>> complicated commute. an accident if you want to go through northeast d.c. to use new york ave. an accident inbound is that san wythe street -- at fenwich street. as far as traffic in virginia status quo on 66 and 95 has growing volume. in good shape for metro rail, marc rail, and vre. red line customers taking the dupont circle entrance escalators, those are not in service. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, collision between a metrobus

quits. this will impact more than just markets. now details from northwest washington. >> after today of finger- pointing, this morning washington is preparing for the fallout after the debt super committee collapsed and what it means for ordinary americans. the failure means the country faces more than $1 trillion in paid for across-the-board budget cuts and huge cuts to programs affecting average americans, like medicare and big cuts to the defense budget. president obama blames republicans. he will push congress to extend a payroll tax cuts for middle- class americans. people outside the beltway are worried that washington is broken. >> the biggest single threat to our economy is this partisan paralysis and political cowardice that is defining washington. >> congress has just over one year to reach agreement before the mass of automatic cuts go into effect in 2013. reporting live in north west washington, abc 7 news. -- massive automatic cuts. >>> at constitution hall in d.c., 8 white house hopefuls will take part in the debate tonight. the republican hopefuls. >>> president obama

protesta contra el wall street y la gente que participaba en una recepcion en washington..como resultado del enfretamiento cinco personas resultaron con heridas y otros fueron embestidos por un vehiculo en las afueras del centro de convenciones..la jefa de la policia dijo que sus fuerzas intervinieron para apaciguar los caldeados animos del movimento "ocupemos dc" . testigos independientes dijeron hoy que los manifestantes trataron de interrumpir la recepcion en forma violenta....el tea party teniendo mucha influencia en la politica del pais...los detalles mas adelante... el movimiento conocido como el tea party parece tener mucha influencia en la politica del pais..... pero... atrae a los votantes hispanos?... en el primero de una serie de reportajes en texas y washington... fernando pizarro en esta serie especial, que usted solo puede ver en univision-washington, investiga por que hay latinos que se sienten atraidos a ese movimiento politico.. no hay duda de que el movimiento del tea party se ha convertido en 1 fuerza politica, ganando influencia aquÍ en el congreso. pero, han ganado

up more sales. "good morning washington" at 5:00 a.m. starts now. >> live and in hd, this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> good morning on this thanksgiving day. i am kendis gibson. >> i am pamela brown. pretty quiet morning so far in traffic and weather. brian van de graaff is kicking in things off. >> the west coast is seeing some showers. from california up through and washington state. the rest of the nation is pretty quiet. cool to start. lacrosse the tr bridge -- this is looking across the t.r. bridge. yesterday was overcast. 40 degrees downtown washington 38 in gaithersburg, 41 in aldie, 35 in upper marlborough. nothing but clear skies. very nice. breezy through the morning and midday. the wind will decrease. highs in the upper 50's today. low 60's tomorrow. mid 60's by the weekend. next chance of rain late sunday and monday. a few good days in a row of the beautiful weather. perfect timing. i saw a couple of cars on the bridge. what are you seeing, steve? >> not much. 395 near shirlington, a few cars, plenty of space between them. there are no hov restrictions

regime are lifted. the u.s. versus unesco washington curbs funding to the u.n. cultural body after it granted an historic membership to palestine. the f.b.i. joins the halloween celebrations by sharing its own ghost stories releasing surveillance footage starring chapman and other alleged russian spies. and here in business global markets plunge into another round of volatile trading up six weeks his prime minister called for a referendum on the new plans to bail out the country join me for more on that and other stories in our. global news live from moscow this is r.t. with me rory seem shy and the information war against syria stop funding and supplying weapons to the armed gangs claiming to be the opposition and lift sanctions against president assad's regime and these are the demands put forward by the mask and exchange for implementing the changes suggested by the arab league the international body as opposed to the regime to hold the violence and start a dialogue with the opposition in egypt. a city or. the protests government crackdowns and violence have continued to play parts

, i've got a washington d.c. mom who comes from tennessee and is a leading member of the house of representatives. marsha black burn, come on in here. [applause]. >> it's a special opportunity to connect with an elected official, particularly with somebody not from the state. as a mom what would you want to tell washington d.c. that washington isn't listening to? anybody? go ahead. >> let husband raise our children, let us teach our children what we want and get out of our lives. >> do you guys agree with that? >> yes. >> healthcare. healthcare is very complicated and it does not involve the government. i do not want this healthcare and i'm from tennessee. >> stay out of our schools and let god -- god it there anyway, you can't really take him out, but stay out of that. >> what would you tell them? >> on the topic of healthcare, i really agree that we need to take a business approach more to it and not a government investigated approach because you lose who humans are who are at the core of the healthcare. and i think that's a huge issue that congress and politics need to stay awa

politics. i have a washington, dc mom who comes from tennessee and is the leading member of the house of representatives the come on in here, miss blackburn. (applause). >> it is a special opportunity to connect to the elected official particularly someone not from the state. as a mom, what would you want to tell washington, dc that washington isn't listening to? anybody? >> let us raise our children and teach our children what we want, get out of our lives. >> do you agree? >> yes. >> health care. i have a special needs child, i have four children, his health care is very complicated and i do not want this health care and i'm from tennessee. >> stay out of our schools and let god be there, but you cannot take him out, but stay out of that. >> on the topic of health care i agree that we need to take a business approach more to it and not government-regulated approach because you lose who humans are at the core of the health care. and that is a huge issue that conditioning and politics need to stay away from and tort reform so we can lower the costs for health care. >> representative blac

coming for herman cain is gingrich in next? a tweet from a blogger from "washington post" looking for outlandish, incorrect predictions and "from gingrich's past," any ideas for me. and now, bret i thought of you, it is one thing to do this under a blog, but under the auspice of writing essentially the "washington post" ... all information of impartialness goes. >>guest: that is right. the "washington post" has one of two choices: either fire this man or acknowledge that it doesn't have any objectist left for under its name for something like that to go out. this is what we have been saying for a year, the obama team can't run on its message. the only thing they can run on is character assassination. that is politics. that is something that the obama team might do. but for the media to be complicity this this? for the media to be participating in this and now we have this person, just putting it out on the internet in open, help me crucify gingrich? we want him next. it is, you feel like they have fangs or something and they have blood --. >>neil: it is like help me get some dirt. if

telenoticias washington y holaciudad.com >> sulema: usted puede accesar a nuestro portal de internet holaciudad.com a cualquier hora del día. - el presidente obama firmó una declaración de desastre para el distrito de columbia luego del sismo del 23 agosto. la declaración fue hecha en respuesta al pedido del alcalde quien dice que el dinero que se necesita para reparar escuelas y otros edificios gubernamentales así como la catedral de washington ya que tuvo daños que costarán 15 millones de dólares en reparación. - el caso contra el dueño de un club nocturno de washington llegó a la corte suprema oí y podría cambiar la forma de cómo los departamentos de policía usen los sistemas de navegación a vigilar o rastrear sospechosos. el hombre fue acusado a prisión perpetua, la policía utilizó un dispositivo de posicionamiento global para vigilar sus movimientos. la corte de washington provocó la petición diciendo que este sistema de posicionamiento violaba la constitución. - vamos a las condiciones del estado del tiempo y pasamos a nuestro reporte climatológico. >> ho

lo hablaremos en el estudio. hoy en agenda washington. estaremos hablando sobre la violencia domestico e intrafamiliar. >>> es usted víctima de está grave situación en su hogar? >>> sabe dónde buscar ayuda. >>> lo hablaremos en el estudio. agenda washington. laudcio y bienvenidos a agenda washington le habla mario sol. >>> la violencia domestico es uno de los grandes problema de nuestro sociedad. >>> según estadístico es la mayor causa de lesiones y muerto entre las mujeres de los estados unidos. desafortunado la desa tifngente confirmar que violencia domestico entre intrafamiliar es una actuación común en los hogares estadounidense. >>> lo que significa un grf problema de carácter social legal y salud público. >>> seguro el departamento de salud y servicio social las mujeres representan el 85 % de víctima y quienes sostienen que cada año 4, 8 millones de mujer son víctima de vi violación y bs físico y aunque afectado son les mujeres niños incluso hombres también sufren consecuencia de abuso domestico e infra familiar. >>> entre manifestación común son dife

we will explain what is keeping from doing that. goodve and in hd, this is morning washington, on your side. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> it is november 2 and 5:00. >> we begin with your traffic every 10 minutes. first tier is adam caskey. good wednesday morning to you. at the coolng temperatures to start the day. we are in the 30's with the exception of the locations on the waterways. 37 in arlington. charles town a 33. frederick is at 33. cold start to the day. this afternoon we will be near for the high the beltway.ithin light and variable winds. seasonable conditions. highs in the mid 60's. is where we should be for this time of year. more on the seven day forecast coming out. >>> we are looking good in virginia. 95 ron route 1. nothing complicated. route 4 and no accidents. route 5 looks good. no issues to get into d.c. interstate 295. is interstate 70, betweenccidents baltimore.and coming out of -- all the way in toward chantilly if you take 50. is in good shape. we will have our eye on the whole picture. now to the news. >>> we begin

burden has been falling upon law enforcement agencies. here in washington, the cost is averaging nearly a million dollars a month. it is not free. that's for sure. >> oh, boy. >> what are we doing in the next half hour? >> who wants to go shopping over the next couple of days? we're going to have some insider tips from an expert on how you should plan your black friday shopping approach. >> ok. hope they bring some money, too. thank you, jess. >> sure thing. >> this morning, antigovernment protestors are clashing with egyptian police for a fifth straight day. >> it turns out one of the people taken into custody in those demonstrations, a georgetown university student. more on him coming up. >> ahead in sports, the redskins take a break from practice to give back to the community. we'll be back after this. >>> the heavy rains right now have moved south and east of washington. across southern maryland, we're watching this on live doppler 9000 hd. from denton just past easton down toward leonardtown, st. mary's coming through newland, watch out reedville. cambridge, you'll get this, too. the

while she was first lady? >> mrs. taft had great ambition to washington the cultural center of the nation, and she came in as a very activist first lady in march 1989 but unfortunate on may 17, 1990, get a crippling stroke and it took away her speech for a good while. she had to relearn to talk, and there's and it goes with the present city with her saying, say that again darling. we can do that again. let's do it and trying to help her to recapture her speech. since she was such an interesting and intellectual woman in many ways, it was very sad that her speech was so impaired for so long. and that was the reason these letters exist, because in washington in the summer, if anyone has lived in washington knows, british diplomats use it to get hardship pay to being station in washington. so she would flee to the shore of massachusetts and the cold waters off cape cod and elsewhere, and he would write her and they take to her long letters every day in which he described the affairs of the state imposed happening to him, his weight, people he was seeing, the automobile trips he took.

el momentola policía de washington emitió una orden de arresto contra oscar ramiro guerra, a quien se le debe registrar los en los alrededores de la casa blanca el joven de 20 años ha tenido problemas anteriormente con la justicia en estado de texas, entre otros, con drogas y alcohol la policía dijo que llegó hace algunas semanas y creen que siguen en la región. una seña particular del hombre tiene el nombre de israel en la parte izquierda de las autoridades revelaron una grabación dada por el público, ésta era la voz del ex ejecutivo de prince george's debiendo responder a $79,000 en efectivo en su ropa interior en el momento en que los agentes del fbi llegaron a su casa también su marido. por el inodoro, ambos se declararon culpables de extorsión y manipulación de vivencias. pueden haberlos: al mismo tiempo, o en el área de los guerrilleros >>carolina: buenas noches. tuvimos excelentes condiciones climáticas gracias a los vientos que continúan, tenemos un tema al que está afectando el valle de ohio, y con posibles tornados, además del mejor llegará nuestra área

grupos latinos en una discoteca en washington el domingo en la noche... al parecer silvestre fue al baÑo y luego desaparecio... "el se fue al bano y ya no regreso esto lo que yo se, el se fue al bano, ya nunca mas lo volvi a ver" el cuerpo de silvestre fue hallado en la cuadra 500 de la calle edgewood al noreste de washington el lunes en la madrugada... "se desconoce si silvertre estaba caminando o fue traido a este vecindario... lo que si sabe que a las dos de la madrugada, silvestre llamo a su hermano marcos al celular, pero como marcos estaba en el concierto, fue muy dificil escucharlo... minutos mas tarde, a las dos y 20 de la madrugada, un vecino llamo al 911 porque escucho un disparo.." el joven fue declarado muerto en un hospital local... detectives dicen que testigos vieron un vehiculo honda color verde o azul oscuro huir del lugar.... "pensamos que el joven ingreso a un vehiculo en la discoteca abiza, tenemos informacion que hubo un altercado en el area del bano en el club. necesitamos la ayuda de la comunidad para saber con quien y a que auto se fue, alguien ha debido de

hasta el ultimo mes de gestacion. en washington, maria rosa lucchini univision" la calidad del agua en el rio potomac ha bajado considerable mente en los ultimos cinco anos y representa un peligro para miles de personas que viven en las orillas, dice un informe divulgado hoy sobre el estado de los rios en el pais... la reciente contaminacion a consecuencia del desarrollo de areas rurales estarian contribuyendo a bajar la calidad del agua... el informe dice que la deforestacion en varias regiones de nuestra area esta contribuyendo a empeorar el problema... los taxistas en washington estan considerando aumentar el costo de las carreras... de ser aprobado el aumento los viajes mas largos costaran mas, pero al mismo tiempo seran eliminados cobros extras... el proximo 29 de noviembre se realizara una audiencia publica para considerar el pedido de los choferes... estos tambien estan pidiendo cobrar por adelantado por el servicio en horas de la noche, porque muchas personas se niegan a pagar despues de llegar a su destino. preparese para pagar un 10-por ciento mas por la tradicional cena e

department from guam, all the way. ok, thank you for coming. who is the next? washington. wait a minute -- hawaii. ok, washington state. ok. oh, washington, d.c. wait a minute, is that further than hawaii? ok, washington, d.c., hawaii. how many people from hawaiiy fromay. i think there is somebody from kansas. there she is. where is alaska? catherine, yes, from alaska. where is she? where is catherine? oh, there she is drinking. yeah, all the way from juneau, alaska. we have a special assistant to the ceo and beneficial a city council, a woman of juneau, alaska. who else? where? georgia. who is from georgia? oh, georgia, yes. there is april from georgia. she was our tech person, helping with all the presentations. new york, ok. whoo-hoo-hoo. who else iso elseh, new york, ok, i see you. we have somebody from pittsburg. who else? texas. yay, ok. who else? what other states are represented? oregon. where is maria? maria is from oregon, right? oh, washington state, sorry. who else? ok, good old california. san francisco, daly city, concord, danville, oakland, vallejo, san diego. oh,

washington, fernando pizarro, univision. el principal servicio de transporte publico de nuestra region estaria considerando instituir importantes cambios en su estructura de pasajes y de rutas en el caso de los autobuses ...claudia uceda amplia.. el metro tendra nuevas rutas de autobuses, con nuevos horarios, mas frecuencia y en algunos casos nuevas restricciones en su servicio. .... los cambios que empezaran el 18 de diciembre y la mayoria de latinos que entrevistamos, no parece tomarlo con agrado "nos afecta a todos los que no manejamos , nos afecta la manera de viajar..." "tienen que dejar los buses como estan. en vez de quitarlo mejor que pongan los buses." "siempre el afectado es quien anda buscando su trabajo y anda viendo como llega rapido a su trabajo..." pero los cambios lo pidio el propio publico dice el metro "varios de estos cambios estan se estan realizando debido a los comentarios de nuestros pasajeros y la demanda de nuestros pasajeros por un mejor servicio..." varias rutas en maryland, washington y virginia, seran afectadas.... por ejemplo la ruta f1 que parte de esta e

know the secret to politics, not good. >> bill: glenn beck has a new book out on george washington. whom he says was a better president than abraham lincoln. beck and i will shoot it out. caution. you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. herman cain and barney frank leave center stage, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. herman cain will not secure the republican nomination for president. he waged a spirited campaign, but in the 24-7 news cycle, no mistakes are forgiven if you are conservative. in order to beat his competitors, he could not afford any missteps. obviously he made them. life isn't fair, i think cain is basically a good man and i hope the rest of his life is peaceful. as for barney frank, his departure from national politic is more significant. mr. frank is the face of american liberalism and indignant man who believes he has a copyright on compassion. if you challenge frank, he's in your face. if you point out his failures, he denies them. if you disa

behind friday night's white house shooting. >> the suspected gunman hates washington and president obama. investigators arrested oscar ortega yesterday in a pennsylvania >>> oscar ortega- hernandez said to the pennsylvania jail this morning awaiting his first court appearance. his family in idaho reported him missing back on october 31. police are trying to figure out what he has been up to since then. he was arrested around 12:30 yesterday. the hotel he was arrested at was located about one hour outside of pittsburgh. when police went into a restaurant -- went in to arrest him, police believe he was behind the shooting that happened near the white house on friday night. we know that two bullets struck the white house. one hit a window on the level the president and his family lived in but we know that it was stopped by ballistic glass. police said they tied or take a back to this crime because of a car seen leaving the area that was found abandoned on constitution avenue friday night. police found shell casings and an ak-47 assault rifle. we know he will be in court later today. w

>>> good morning on this friday, it is november 11, 2011, taking a live look at downtown washington, d.c. this morning. things will be picking up here later on. good morning. i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. let's say hello to tucker barnes to get the latest on our weather. >> hello. it got cold overnight. temperatures chilly, falling back into the 30s. be ready for a blustery, rather cold day with highs only about 50 or so. you can see the cloud cover. a little bit of, yep. the white stuff, snow flying out in the mountains to the west. here in washington, generally clear skies. nice full moon out there and we'll be in for a cold one as you start your morning. temperatures, dulles, 37. bwi marshal, 40. highs in the low others. we'll have a nice rebound this weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >>> in our top stories this morning, it was quiet at penn state last night after thousands rioted wednesday. pennsylvania governor tom corbett addressed the university calling those who rioted knuckle heads. >>> venezuelan intelligence confirmed yesterday that kidnapped washing

. at beaver stadium, greg geist, 9 news now. >>> washington area alum contributed more money to penn state than any other alumni group in the country, according to some reports. and today we caught up with some penn state alumni watching the game in arlington, virginia. >> all the things that happened, you know, it brought everyone down, but our penn state football program is a great program, and we have a lot of pride in them. >> it was a very rough week. it was extremely shocking. but since the event, i've seen more people pull together now than i've seen in a really long time. >> former penn state football coach joe paterno is getting a lot of support from fans. they left signs on his front lawn and cheered his wife on today. others posed for photos with the paterno statue outside penn state's beaver stadium. >>> breaking news right now. a late night press conference for an update on last night's shooting not far from the white house and the recovery of an ak- 47 from a vehicle. what are they saying, ken? >> reporter: a lot of new details. it was last night off of 16th and constit

you. >> from the newseum in washington, d.c., this is "the future of news." welcome to the knight studio and our conversation about media and news in the digital age. i'm frank sesno. our guests today are two giants in the world of investigative journalism. bob woodward of the "washington post" is perhaps the preeminent investigative journalist of our time, as well as a prolific best-selling author and editor. it was his reporting of the watergate scandal with carl bernstein that led to the resignation of president richard nixon in 1974, reporting that inspired a generation of american journalists. bill buzenberg is executive director of the center for public integrity, one of the most respected nonprofit investigative organizations in the nation. bill was formally at npr and american public media. so welcome to you both. >> thanks. >> let's start with the question at hand. just how serious is the crisis afflicting investigative journalism? bob? >> we're in a convulsion because the newspaper business specifically, but all media, i mean, to be candid, they aren't making money, and

evening, at the intersection of 16th and constitution between the white house and the washington monument there were reports of gunfire between two cars. then the cars drove westbound on constitution avenue. one of the cars was abandoned on the ramp leading on to the teddy roosevelt bridge at 23rd and constitution. the police are searching both scenes the area of constitution and 16th, looking for gun shell casings, any signs of a shootout and they are searching 23rd and constitution, or their recovered one of the cars for any other evidence. there were no injuries and the shootings. so far no suspects have been arrested. it constitution avenue just reopened to traffic at 23rd street. again, a shootout at about 9:30, just a block from the white house, constitution avenue. so far no suspects in custody. the police are still looking for one of the cars involved. live from constitution ave, mark segraves, abc 7 news. >>> the other breaking story of the night, nationals catcher wilson ramos has been found alive, just 48 hours after being kidnapped a vigil was held by hundreds of fans